DIY- car voltage stabilizer..paano

[alwayz_yummy]

hope may makapagturo ng link...or way..or issue ng electronic enthusiast...

[wool]

up ko lang itong thread. Im looking for a link also.

[mbeige]

If this is the same as the voltage regulator, it's behind the alternator opposite side ng belts. A small stub that has two spring loaded carbon brushes. If the brushes or springs are worn out the battery light might flicker or turn on depending on the electronics of the car.

[alwayz_yummy]

nope di po yun--yung somewhat overpriced na binebentang accessory na kinakabit in parallel to the battery terminals

pwede siyang i-DIY yung list and procedure lang po kailangan ko...capacitor rating at kung kailangan ng resistor, diodes, etc...

[washburn]

bro ito nag DIY ako kaso 8 caps lang to

(MLPH Forums)

25V capacitors:
2pcs 4,700 microfarad
2pcs 2,200 microfarad
2pcs 1,000 microfarad
2pcs 470 microfarad
15A fuse
yung gauge ng wire yung pinakamakapal kung sakali
ingat sa pagsolder

kung may nakakaalam ng stage 6 sana pahingi rin ng link or procedure

[knight21]

here's the schematic...

[rion]

wow, can a stable electricity makes noticable engine response and better emmision?

TPS and EFI?

[wool]

eto yun gawa ni sir dexter
ganda ng pagkagawa nya. dinoble nya yun dami ng capacitors



will post mine next time. I just learned capacitors reduces sudden voltage spikes and drops. Electrolytic (batterylike) capacitors are for common used for DC circuits since then have polarities and mylars(gumlike) capacitors are for Ac circuits but they can work together.

[chuaed]

why DIY, voltage stabilizer is already available in the market...

i have one installed, RAIZIN ang brand with grounding cables to tell you honestly walang kwenta...

absolutely rubbish!!!

[alwayz_yummy]

chua > kasi titipid, tsaka pagpractisan po ko ng electronic skills ko ulit...

pag di nag-work, well, ok lang mura lang naman ang capacitors than buying a buo...

ang performance gains nyan is not on the engine but more on the on-board electronics/electricas naman--think of it as having an AVR/UPS w/ surge protector on your PC...